LVMH
2024 market outlook: Where is China’s luxury industry headed?
Analysts forecast that most major economies will avoid a recession in 2024. What are luxury consumers looking for in today’s climate? Read More
Louis Vuitton releases $6K Ghesquière-designed phygital mini-trunk
Following its Speedy 40 and Treasure Trunk NFT drops earlier this year, the French fashion house is back with another phygital release for the high-end Web3 community. Read More
Bulgari’s ‘Mediterranea High Jewelry and High-end Watches’ collection and cultural eclecticism dazzle Shanghai
Bulgari continues to shine in China with the launch of its Mediterranea High Jewelry 2023 collection in Shanghai on November 16. Read More
Phoebe Philo unveils her new brand, but Chinese netizens unimpressed
After a six-year hiatus, Phoebe Philo has finally made her fashion comeback. But is the designer’s legendary stature enough to convince consumers to buy her brand? Read More
Brunello Cucinelli soars in China with ‘silent’ styles while Ferragamo sales decline
Luxury brands posted mixed results in the first nine months. While some defied expectations, others were weighed down by macro headwinds and changing consumer habits. Read More
Maison Margiela leaps into Web3
The OTB Group-owned cult favorite is taking its globally-esteemed presence into Web3 via a new gamified activation, inspired by the French house’s iconic numerical codes. Read More
Manolo Blahnik’s new virtual reality pod hits London
The roundup and the verdict on this week’s hottest Web3 activations, taken from our Jing Meta weekly newsletter. Read More
Luxury fashion has a problem with women
Despite their buying power, women are few and far between at the top ranks of major global fashion houses. And the gender gap is only widening. Read More
Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai make top-10 world ranking of HNWI cities
The projected growth of the number of ultra-wealthy in Chinese cities will far outstrip the average global growth rate over the next decade. Read More
‘Games are the social networks of the future’: LVMH and Gucci have taken note
Gen Z consumers are moving from traditional games to user-generated content games like Roblox. LVMH, Gucci, and Balenciaga lead the pack for luxury activations on these gaming platforms. Read More
